“Air For Sale”: 35 Unhinged Things People Actually Wanted To Sell Online

If there’s one thing we keep learning about the world, it’s that people will spend money on the weirdest things. Naturally, where there’s demand, someone will supply it—even if they have to manufacture that demand themselves.

From hustlers to scammers and opportunists, all kinds take to online marketplaces to sell bizarre items. Screenshots reveal listings for everything from a Nike-shaped lettuce leaf to a SWAT team’s door ram, and even a hilariously confusing ad for a “coughing”. We’ve collected some of the oddest things ever listed for sale and shared them in the gallery below.

#1 Haul Away A Collosal Mountain Of Trash For Him. It’ll Only Cost You $1000

#2 Used Toilet Brush For Sale

#3 I Guess He Was Really Excited About The Fig Trees! Found On FB Marketplace

#4 XL Coughing For Sale

#5 I Believe This Is An Oregon

#6 A Bargain If You Ask Me

#7 Anyone Looking For A Chicken Suit? No Questions Asked!

#8 Ponch

#9 Michael Wave

#10 Toss Da Baby

#11 This Lamp For Sale. Found On My Local FB Marketplace Page

#12 Air For Sale

#13 Hmm

#14 Portal Potty

#15 Weirdest Looking Gaming PC I’ve Ever Seen

#16 First Time I’ve Ever Seen Something Like That

#17 Only On Facebook Marketplace

#18 Dwanket

#19 Why The Hell Did They Photograph Their $75,600 Diamond On A Sandwich???

#20 Mona Lisa Only $1,000,000

#21 $5000 Lettuce Shard

#22 Perfectly Balanced

#23 Actual Wtf

#24 This Terrifying.. “Soup Boy” On My Facebook Marketplace

#25 Got That

#26 An Obvious Joke, But I Thought This Community Would Appreciate The Humor

#27 Antique Legs

#28 I Was Looking On FB Marketplace For A First Toyota. Then, I Came Across This…

#29 Just Shy Of 4 Chairs

#30 I Am In

#31 A Connoisseur

#32 Probably

#33 Catholic Converter

#34 Sunroof

#35 Any Of Y’all Need A Bing Bag?

Shanilou Perera

Shanilou has always loved reading and learning about the world we live in. While she enjoys fictional books and stories just as much, since childhood she was especially fascinated by encyclopaedias and strangely enough, self-help books. As a kid, she spent most of her time consuming as much knowledge as she could get her hands on and could always be found at the library. Now, she still enjoys finding out about all the amazing things that surround us in our day-to-day lives and is blessed to be able to write about them to share with the whole world as a profession.